I just saw my uncle, and he has been on low carb diet, mainly eating healthy fish chicken and veggies and no adult drinks, since September, and he is a whole new man--- he lost like 100lbs at least, he was lucky to not have already had any blood clots, he changed to save his life due to having stroke like symptoms for 5 weeks of dizziness and not being able speak normally his triglycerides were really high but now all is fine----- He claims it was full blown miracle he's just not had temptation to keep eating once full like before---- I'm so glad to have reminder that people can change and stay committed to something long term if want or need it bad enough every small step counts Just one day at a time and it adds up~~~ I'm glad he is now healthy and not sickly obese
What do you want bad enough, that worth avoiding daily temptations or making sacrifices for???
Why Selah, you may ask?? Wikipedia's definition: means to take pause, to listen and wait--- Selah (Hebrew: סֶלָה, also transliterated as selāh) is a word used 74 times in the Hebrew Bible – 71 times in the Psalms and three times in Habakkuk – and is a difficult concept to translate-- something like "stop and listen". Selah can also be used to indicate that there is to be a musical interlude at that point in the Psalm.[1] The Amplified Bible translates selah as "pause, and think of that".
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Stubborn
I have a very very hard-head, stubborn-stubborn dog that when the ground is wet, she will just stand there in the yard starring at us, having a literal stare down, but refuses to relieve herself, she stands there with her whole body visibly shivering so badly her whole body shakes and it is uncomfortable to even watch, but she will stand there often up to 15-20 minutes and still wont do anything, if we take the time to wait out there that long in the elements with her, literally, waiting for us to give up or give in whichever you view it and just go back inside, yet we have to put her back in the small cubby area, utile she uses the yard, the next time we walk out and not only watch her from the porch or door, but no two of our 3 dogs are so stubborn that we have to watch them to make sure they use the yard, if not they will just go on the porch, because they HATE going to the yard especially if it is wet understandably, but if we do not walk them out and stay there watching the Whole time they sneak off and won't go, My one dog would rather keep getting yelled, shiver for a good deal of time, often waiting my mom or I out, than simply getting it over with quick and painlessly by, "doing it" it gets very frustrating

I have witnessed several such children at the elementary school, where it is my best guess that it is not all uncontrollable or side effect of a disability, but wanting some sense of control or power I'd assume and the only way they can do that is putting off working and staying off task, but it is a struggle between the wills, and gets tiring combatting great stubbornness on a daily basis, but it's the only power or self defense mechanism some have
What might you be too stubborn about? How can you make life a little easier on someone by purposefully being less stubborn, and letting someone else get their way a little more than putting up a fight just for the sake of it?? and it's really not such a big deal to not get your way 'all' or most of the time??
Small or Large it Doesn't Matter
I am starting my fourth week of Weight Watchers, NOT a diet, but a lifestyle change/commitment to eat healthier and less.... which can be extra tough on a type one diabetic, but I've hung in there and done pretty well, even if I have already not been diligently tracking how many points I've used, so have not been all in, but have lost 7lbs!!
In the wee hours of the morning the other day my blood-sugar went low, so I used that as an excuse to "cheat" denying my new healthy eating style, NOT diet, as well as my diabetes by treating with not just juice, BUT those ALL TOO Tempting leftover Easter jelly beans and Peeps, after some quick debating, I did it, I indulged, and it wasn't even that good of treats, but it was available, and that is all that was needed, was that one "quick fix" for the lack of taste of something sugary.....and I had to end up doing a shot for it anyway as it was an un-needed overcompensation
As I thought about this, and immediately cringed with some guilt, and it dawned on me that this is NO DIFFERENT than a marital, love, or emotional affair, just on a way smaller scale, but it was still breaking a commitment I had made to myself none the less to keep to healthy eating and accounting for my points, and I broke that, and had to own up and account for every one of my choices and actions
Even though it can be a disappointment or let down, No one has a reason, right, or room to judge someone else who has had an affair, NOT that it is right, but as humans we ALL face temptations and everyone 'cheats', fibs, or breaks commitments in some realm, as I discovered, or often denis there daily walk/relationship with God ~~ A sin is a sin, a lie is a lie, cheating is cheating period, WE ALL FALL SHORT OF THE GLORY of GOD WE ARE ALL SINNERS, BUT THE BEST PART IS IS THAT WE ARE FORGIVEN AND START ANEW EVERY SINGLE DAY, we can always turn bad choices around as they say in the special education room, the kids can pull themselves back together and recover from a meltdown/tantrum or start making better wiser choices and so can you!!!
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